en.Wedoany.com Reported - Shanghai Electric released the "White Paper on Technical Measures for Zero-Carbon Park Planning and Construction" at a recent expo, showcasing its achievements in zero-carbon park construction, low-carbon technology innovation, and green product solutions. Leveraging its full-chain collaboration, on-demand customization, and project execution capabilities, the company provides customized green and low-carbon solutions for different scenarios based on an integrated energy equipment value chain.

Industrial parks are important platforms for green and low-carbon development. Shanghai Electric offers full-cycle services from planning and construction to operation, focusing on energy efficiency improvement, energy substitution, and resource recycling, covering clean energy supply, low-carbon infrastructure, resource recycling, and smart operation and maintenance.

In recent years, Shanghai Electric has advanced several green and low-carbon park demonstration projects, including the "Zero-Carbon Bay" project in Shanghai's Lingang New Area and the Shantou Smart Energy Park in Guangdong. The Lingang project was selected as one of China's first 52 national zero-carbon parks and is the only project in Shanghai to receive this designation, reflecting Shanghai Electric's role in planning, construction, and operational deployment, as well as its ability to build integrated zero-carbon systems for advanced manufacturing. The Shantou project integrates wind, solar, storage, charging, and smart energy management, earning Guangdong Province's first carbon neutrality certificate.

With a full range of new energy capabilities covering wind, solar, storage, hydrogen, and nuclear power, Shanghai Electric spans the entire zero-carbon chain from power generation to smart platforms and energy-saving equipment. Full-chain collaboration provides the technological and industrial foundation for building zero-carbon scenarios.

Shanghai Electric also released its social carbon emission reduction contribution data for the second consecutive year. In 2025, the company achieved approximately 389 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in emission reductions, continuing to apply its green technologies and industrial capabilities to drive low-carbon transformation.

At the same time, Shanghai Electric unveiled its next-stage ESG development strategy, reaffirming its commitment to clean technology innovation, low-carbon management, and sustainable governance, and collaborating with global partners to support the global zero-carbon transition.

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